Boston’s Logan Airport will get an American Express Centurion lounge, and it’s expected to open in 2027. The agreement was approved by the airport’s board on Thursday, and will require building out a new structure to accommodate a two-story lounge totaling 20,000 square feet near gate C10.
‘8 Hours Bottle-To-Throttle’? Southwest Pilot Arrested After TSA Smells Booze At Security
A Southwest Airlines pilot was arrested on Wednesday morning at Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport. The airline found another pilot and the flight departed to Chicago-Midway airport nearly five hours late.
He was stopped at the airport’s TSA checkpoint, and airport police called, because his breath smelled of alcohol.
After Downing A Civilian Airliner, Russia Is Smuggling Explosives In Electronics To Target Planes
Russia – which shot down a civilian airliner just before Christmas is planning “a major terrorist campaign against aircraft” in the West, according to the Prime Minister of Poland.
‘You’re Valuable Only If You Don’t Pay Attention’: CFPB Sues Capital One For $2 Billion In Savings Interest Losses
The consumer regulatory agency wants consumers not to have to pay attention, though it’s not clear that what Capital One did was illegal, in fact it’s almost obligatory. In most contexts, consumers do have to pay attention to get the best deal, and their counterparties are not fiduciaries on their behalf.
Passengers Stranded As Silver Airways Abruptly Drops Anguilla Flights, Alleges ‘Illegal Payment’ Demands
Airlines that are continuing to operate do not usually cease a route with no advance notice whatsoever, leaving passengers stranded, and take to social media to blame a government for their decision to do so.
Pregaming At Security? Why Airport Drink Limits Won’t Stop Mid-Flight Meltdowns
Europe’s Ryanair is calling for airports to impose a two-drink limit on passenger alcohol consumption to reduce inflight incidents that lead to flight diversions.
‘They Refused Medical Help Unless I Signed’: Cancun Marriott Demands NDAs From Guests Over Holiday Illnesses
Marriott Autograph Collection properties in Mexico seem to take the autograph part seriously, and love NDAs. The Royalton Splash Riviera Cancun reportedly required non-disclosure agreements by guests before “allowing medical assistance or letting them leave” the property over Christmas, after becoming ill over the holidays.
7 Simple Ways to Meet Minimum Spending on a Credit Card Without Breaking a Sweat
There’s no quicker and easier way to earn a large amount of miles quickly than with a new credit card.
It’s not super complicated and you probably have access to more spending that you can put on a credit card than you think — so it’s far less daunting to meet credit card minimum spending requirements than you think in order to earn an initial card bonus.
Passengers Are Exploiting A Social Media ‘Hack’ To Snag First-Class Drinks Before They’re Booted Back To Coach
You cannot self-upgrade. If you see an empty first class seat, you can’t just take it. I have never, ever seen it actually work. What I’ve seen is passengers who tried it being embarrassed, and I’ve seen passengers escalate matters when they’re sent to the back and get kicked off the plane. But some are now trying it even though they know they’re going to get kicked out – they just want a free drink before that happens!
18 Underrated Hyatts You’ll Love: Affordable Luxury That Overdelivers
“Underrated” can mean (1) a luxury property at a surprisingly low points category, or (2) a solid, under-the-radar hotel in a city/resort area that people rarely talk about but consistently exceeds expectations.